A brush is provided herein, the brush having heating elements dispersed on and protruding from its face and spacers arranged to maintain a specified distance between protruding ends of the heating elements and a scalp of a head that is being brushed. The spacers are dispersed on the brush's face at a specified density that assures maintaining the specified distance with respect to a resilience of the spacers.

There is provided a computer-implemented method for generating an optimized hairstyle guide for use with a hair clipper. The method comprises acquiring (202) a plurality of reference points for mapping a hairstyle onto the head of a subject, receiving (204) a first user input for adjusting at least one of the relative position and the hair length value of a selected reference point, adjusting (206), based on the first user input and one or more predetermined rules, at least one of the relative position and the hair length value of one or more non-selected reference points, and generating (208) an optimized hairstyle guide for mapping the hairstyle.

There is provided a computer-implemented method for generating an optimized hairstyle guide for use with a hair clipper. The method comprises acquiring (202) a plurality of reference points for mapping a hairstyle onto the head of a subject, receiving (204) a first user input for adjusting at least one of the relative position and the hair length value of a selected reference point, adjusting (206), based on the first user input and one or more predetermined rules, at least one of the relative position and the hair length value of one or more non-selected reference points, and generating (208) an optimized hairstyle guide for mapping the hairstyle.

A hair accessory device having a plurality of hair beads that enables users to quickly apply to hair as part of a hairstyle. The hair accessory device comprises a plurality of hair beads, and a hanging hair bead. The hair beads are attached to one another in a linear arrangement and each hair bead is configured for insertion of a user's hair braid. The hanging hair bead is attached to at least one of the hair bead through a support member so as to swing freely as a pendulum. The hair accessory device is simply slid onto the hair and secured in place. The hair accessory device is more versatile and can be used to create a variety of hairstyles. The hair accessory device is a more convenient and less damaging way to apply multiple beads to the hair within less time.

A hair accessory device having a plurality of hair beads that enables users to quickly apply to hair as part of a hairstyle. The hair accessory device comprises a plurality of hair beads, and a hanging hair bead. The hair beads are attached to one another in a linear arrangement and each hair bead is configured for insertion of a user's hair braid. The hanging hair bead is attached to at least one of the hair bead through a support member so as to swing freely as a pendulum. The hair accessory device is simply slid onto the hair and secured in place. The hair accessory device is more versatile and can be used to create a variety of hairstyles. The hair accessory device is a more convenient and less damaging way to apply multiple beads to the hair within less time.

The methods disclosed herein are generally directed to method for cutting hair that create balance and volume. The methods include a C-, pinch-, and/or a rose-cut technique. Each technique includes separating the hair to be cut into a plurality of sections and further partitioning the section into subsections. The C-cut technique includes forming the hand of the stylist into a C-configuration around a subsection of hair and cutting the hair in a circular motion. The pinch-cut technique includes curling a plurality of fingers on the hand of the stylist in one direction, curling the thumb in the other direction, and overlapping the curled fingers and thumb. The hair held in the C-, pinch-configuration may then be cut in a circular motion such that hair positioned within a center of the subsection is cut shorter than hair positioned closer to an exterior of the portion of the hair.

The methods disclosed herein are generally directed to method for cutting hair that create balance and volume. The methods include a C-, pinch-, and/or a rose-cut technique. Each technique includes separating the hair to be cut into a plurality of sections and further partitioning the section into subsections. The C-cut technique includes forming the hand of the stylist into a C-configuration around a subsection of hair and cutting the hair in a circular motion. The pinch-cut technique includes curling a plurality of fingers on the hand of the stylist in one direction, curling the thumb in the other direction, and overlapping the curled fingers and thumb. The hair held in the C-, pinch-configuration may then be cut in a circular motion such that hair positioned within a center of the subsection is cut shorter than hair positioned closer to an exterior of the portion of the hair.

A hair care device for use in untangling hair includes a body portion and a plurality of substantially parallel flexible bristles made of soft plastics material and projecting from the body portion. The bristles are arranged such that over at least a part of the area of bristles, some of the bristles are of shorter length. The bristles and the shorter length bristles are interspersed over the at least part of the area of bristles.